Episode 3, Science and Wildlife Values with Gary Skiba

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Mark and Sam discuss the top four wildlife stories in the United States this week: A PSA from Mark and Project Coyote: It's coyote mating season! Fears for border wildlife as Trump takes office CPW concludes second year of wolf capture and release An update on Tahlequah the Southern Resident Orca Then, Mark and Sam are joined by wildlife biologist Gary Skiba of the San Juan Citizens Alliance to discuss his career as an agency wildlife biologist (including bighorn sheep!) and the politics of becoming a Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioner.

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Mark and Sam discuss the top four wildlife stories in the United States this week and are joined by wildlife biologist Gary Skiba of the San Juan Citizens Alliance to discuss his career as an agency wildlife biologist (including bighorn sheep!) and the politics of becoming a Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioner.

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